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Sycamore Township road project targets fall 2027 completion

By Village Press staff · · 1 min read

Planning map showing Columbia Connector Trail Phase 3 alignment near Mariemont High School and the Little Miami River.

Mariemont trail project breaks ground on $3.1M final phase

Construction has started on the 0.7-mile final phase of the Columbia Connector Trail through Mariemont, a $3.1 million project that will link the village to the Little Miami Scenic Trail and close a gap in the 34-mile CROWN loop by spring 2028.

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Sycamore Township sets public hearing on proposed Reading JEDD

Sycamore Township will hold a public hearing Sept. 1 on a proposed Joint Economic Development District with the City of Reading, the first formal opportunity for residents to comment on the new income-tax-sharing zone.

White brick schoolhouse with a bell tower cupola surrounded by trees.

Indian Hill launches livestream to answer residents' finance questions

Indian Hill Schools is launching a new "IH IR" livestream series where Treasurer Mick Davis and Superintendent Dr. Melissa Stewart will answer community questions about district finances, as cash reserves are projected to fall to four days by fiscal year 2031 and the current expense levy expires at year's end.

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Sycamore Township Zoning Commission schedules Aug. 13 public hearing

Sycamore Township's Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing Thursday, August 13, two days after the Board of Trustees holds its own zoning hearing, giving residents two chances to weigh in on zoning matters the week of August 11.

A Flock Safety ALPR camera with solar panel mounted on a pole outdoors.

Madeira council sends farm animal rules, Flock camera review to committee

Madeira City Council referred two policy questions to the Law & Safety Committee on July 27: potential restrictions on livestock within city limits and a fresh review of the city's Flock license plate reader contract. The committee met virtually on Tuesday, July 28, to begin discussing both items.

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